, 1887-04-07

and E.rG'I...far AM lr.a.- 1..r. sal a.EF .f.,-
il v.! r..- -,.... ta-..rIa a.-t I'm, =. -
.t. fr.5z z..--I f.sI.i- fs-.. ~ - -,
clrEt ia-.s o. I,.j ran so well t.,,5 ti. rarr...
clalu-i tia- t.l-v were al el.r.aJ :, MI,
for PERSONAL l,la--ner5sf;, II, I,oif-f,.s
.Suv.7 concluded III NichoI u ON, :,
favor of John sherman Is the net ,,r,,sii.,,-
tiaI caIsp late. and want him r,,,I,ii.,-I r.
cr1se h. !, the only ava. liable caudr.i..t, Ua
Is available laeaG~, he can cot The vs.., ,,7II
lie elected Sherman --ll carry the strgp1-I,
o. the Republican PARTY. We must s--r, fi-,f-
Ing for the irish vote or the German vote
" maj We want is tie American Voc. and If
We get this we can carry the election. find
t--t sherman is growing tlrgu-hc!.- tho
west and fr-at +Fla Ersrr7a u,s,, mr., o,-es.ier-
i.r fr. 7!yisal.rli.,- Of his ,or1fr,ofi,n SI,sr-
r....r, .,,lf ,,ar- ~, vi al h.. ,,-r,I4
r,.,-,., s-f, rrr--f-r-t l. for mo | t1,ir.- Ila
vii r.s 7,e,riI.g...I.r
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Delegate Game, the Mormon delegate in
cars.-r.--. IS much exercised over the passage
us a.. aut..r,ivgauv biu in the senate. He
....a.-- ;-n- tie Prosecutions Of the Mormons
ar. y....Gi To tLD-s cs any Of the saints OF the
past. and Pc Tail, a-aiuSt the Gentile5 in
n.o-.s dis li,lgras those Of the Fsuiui~t David
G-s.u-J his enemies. lie Genounces the state
maIJ that Eri ham Young IS 70 he brought
forth again, aud tells ne ms tomb Is Is secure
rs though tie Washington monument rested
over it. l talked with him yesterday about
Brigham. He said:
81 knew Brigham Young intimately for
many years prior TO his death. He was q
great leader and Il great man. lis taking
That hand Of Morruoas over the Untr5.F. len
wilderness and mai-ing the desert in which he
settled blossom Ike the rose was a creatt..
Work than that of Moses Iendinr the children
Of israel through tie wilderness. B.f.-I..rI
Travelled thousands Of miles thro,icl. deserts
and wiIis Moses Travelled only hundreds. l.
took Brigham less than n wear to find L;s lind
Ci Canaan, whil1 NIozas required forty. IN
fifty wears from now Brigham Eouu-'s weak
u.--ss VIII have baen forgotten and he VIII
rank rs one OF the greatest men IN his,oTv.7
~ herein did his greatness consist: - Ia,l.ssl.
He was great all around. He seemed TO
have n wonderful intuition. and :, t.l., IN fE,
details 81 Il matter ut 2 glance. Re could
settle question the moment he heard IT,
aE.,i tEsu-h he knew blt I.rf.a Of hooks apJ
read Iistie he had TlicE..-! 1Ip a great deal Of
iuowleiye hv observation. lie showed =
great deal of practical knowledge in the
luiiainr Of the temple and Other structure
Throughout Utah. and he evidently rnFer-
stood the scientific principles Of their coz
s.IlIctfon. He was a very industrious man
He went TO bed early, rosa carly dressed
sinlplv and ate the rIainest Of food. He yycs
wrapped tIp in the Mormon church and he
lieved that paIvgaIny came from God He
entered into poivgamous marriages merely
from n sense Of dutv. He was not sensual
man. and he has told me himself that the
duty he had to perform in taking unto him
sell moro than one wife was tie greatest cross
he lad to bear"
lie left n large fortune did he not!'
Yes. Each o. his wives was well cared
FOR. and each Of thlm now draws her income
from q part of his estate, which WAS Isfr in
tn. han. is os trustees for that nurnose E,,ci,
OF his children rot 900. and ,-ou l-uoy,,
he had Cftv of them BRIGHAM y6ur-, La,l a
pooyl chance to make money. and n I,rT,a ,,,,t
OF his fortune came from the brIiIdiuo Of tba
Union Pacific railroad tbrourh Tfab Trio
S-og.rstct yysts giyen TO him. One of his so.,s
WIS one of the rI1lst4,-s Of ,opst,,I,., ion ..,,I
the r,rotits Of the contracts yvera vo,.,r lar,
B,ieham Young sp,r.. however vS,,y H..
orally. He kent the cbur.I, in his mind L.
fore himself, and l don't think be corad
carry. ont his ends. Whom ba li,I I,s No.,
buried with great ceremony. and III. toT,
NJ gt his resurrection is merely a C;,,t,r. III,
Of the most foolish character
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The literary artivirv of tba I-pitod stota.
i .goinr along at raiIroa! speed. and hasr Of
several rev ventures. sidney T.usl-, ! IN
have 4 novel in the Nav Lip1,iucoft and
.THla; Verne bas sold n story to = - MI 7,,,.,
fg.. his lieyvsnaDgr syllFieats Frames H.
SON Burnett has written a sa,uaI f., - f.lI,
Lord Fauutlerov.r and She In. Iarn iii
$1,000 for il. Mrs I.oggn i ai,Iiu,,a a ,ir,,,-
ben. of heI. friend, in fine ,,rp,s,,tinr, ,r
ter about tho general. and | am told tbaF -
biography Of LOGAN viii be puIl:sbai This
summer. A western couerss.n,9n's d,r,rT-t.r.
IS preparing n series of articles about fIra
children of the rl.si Isufz which will be mi.
lsI,ad in one of the cIill's maggyinas so.r,
and hear the new novel of Henry ". Elliott
the author Of This Bassett Claim well sD1J,.
en- Of The Bassctt Clain' is narbarg tho
best Washington novel that was ever written
and il did Iuurh toward the passage Of tho
French spoliation claims bv c0nrrcs, III.
Ell rt, by tho way, is to be married in n few
We. IS. and himself and wife propose taI,ialsa n
wedding tour to Egypt and Jerusalem.
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saw President Cleveland and Dan Lamont
out riding this afternoon. How closely they
N ,!y i.' '-'e ',e,o ms t''l lv'nS
ie u III oll iI.',oi oi1' e''u' n''S 10 col
i'','.i'S ms - ~ I.' IN l--.-'o.''
-. "..'iz,,i "-lo NtHJ 10 CieVeithi IS
the must hote" u our pIes'Hei!J' IN ihdel'end-
en- ~ WI. o,,I Vo5 !S 'I pvlLicai
lS',is coiIlil'u.uS ,,.'ouT hii ne IuA5d
ms ltll'S "-'tt ~ Du,Jn anu E'''H
anu a ne ii'ie ms hi'I'i'ii Can'i'eU 50 Eote1
ti-aI ~ Has i'N'titC Llti.tfE OF Ills